Interventions: The 3D scapular attitudes were calculated with the subjects in a standardized seated position; with the arm at rest; or at 70°, 90°, and 110° of shoulder flexion and abduction.
By Baird Leonard The New Yorker, April 19 , 1930P. 62 (The announcer has just finished his synopsis of the Philharmonic's Sunday-afternoon program. A brief interval and strains of majestic music burst forth into the living room where Mr. and Mrs. Blank are seated in receptive attitudes) Turn it down a little, darling.. That's too loud.
Changing such deep-seated attitudes takes a long time, he said, "but it works".
Deep-seated attitudes are bound to hang around.At the same time, passengers have also got used to the company treating them in a dismissive way.
"If it is delicious," she said, "I love it". Moderation may also be a foreign concept to many new immigrants from China because of deep-seated attitudes they have brought with them.
Mr Denham will say that ministers face three obstacles - the sheer scale of the challenge, changing the culture around training and Britain's "deep-seated attitudes towards it", and transforming the system to meet employers' needs.
In part, it has to do with what the British critic and novelist Malcolm Bradbury once called "trans-Atlantic mythologies" -- deep-seated attitudes that writers on either side of the ocean have long held about one another.
Deep-seated attitudes that predate the referendum by at least a generation; plus, I fear, a fused vision of EU workers and non-EU migrants and refugees rushing our shores.
He reflected deep-seated attitudes, among care staff, teachers and parents, that "at least the children will get three warm meals a day and a change of clothes", as Judit, a mother of five, put it.
If such judgements express deep-seated attitudes, the question answers itself.
